Most of the time when I use macros, they are workbook specific. I put them
in to speed up a repetitive action.

I recently put a macro in my Personal.xlsb file to have it accessible for
all workbooks.

This morning, I opened a workbook which was made to transfer data from an
old workbook to this new one. My "Transfer" button first looked at the
number of Workbooks and if the Count was 2, would check certain cell entries
to be sure the file it was going to be transferring from is of the correct
setup. When I clicked this button this morning, the macro wouldn't run
because Workbooks.Count is now 3, with the third one being Personal.xlsb.

Actually, I am going to expand on my questions with this first post.
1. How can I get Personal.xlsb to not Count as a Workbook, but still have
the macros available?
2. When I go to the VBE, I don't really want to see my Personal macros. Can
I hide those from VBE until I want to add or change the Personal file?

Personal.xlsb is hidden.
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TIA, Brad E.